Rings in the Sawdust Operetta At Grade School
The grade school presents Rings in the Sawdust a two act operetta directed by Miss Winifred Ulsaker on Saturday May 7 at the high school auditorium. Ten principal roles plus eighteen musical numbers with grade school orchestra. Cast includes Sally Squeezem Alonzo Squeezem Marybelle Jaybird widow Inky Snow Dinky Moore and others. Performances at 8 15 with general admission 50c and training details for cast and choruses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Ulsaker
Ruby A. Miller
Alonzo Squeezum
Toby Dunn
Toby
Squeezom
Sally
Marybelle Jaybird
Eliza Slimmer
Inky Snow
Dinky
Moore
Jaybird
Inky
Darky
Clifford Nybo
Cee Albert Doughily
Willie Jaybird
Marybelle
Skyflop
Lynn Baker Barker
Frank Greene
Sally Squeezem
Albert Dale
Dinky Moore
Leslie Jourdonnais
Hottentots
Post Tavern Opens in New Gorham Building Location
The Post Tavern operated by R F Baillie began serving customers in its new Gorham building site on Tuesday. The move kept disruption minimal and the former site near the Masonic Temple will be remodeled into an entertainment and dance hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Tavern
R. F. Baillie
Gorham
Masonic Temple
Temple Board
County Receives $5400 From Two Cent Gas Tax
County Treasurer Otto Waynild received a draft for 5400 as the county's share of a quarterly gas tax distribution. All counties in the state receive equal amounts from the two cent tax to be credited to county road funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Waynild
Local Red Cross Chapter Sets Fifty Dollar Flood Quota
The American Red Cross sets a fifty dollar local quota for flood relief as the Mississippi valley disaster prompts urgent fundraising. J C Morgan reports the county chapter forwarded funds and the central committee calls for a five million dollar relief effort. Also noted are Christmas bags for U S soldiers and a 1927 fundraising drive.
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RED Cross
American Red Cross
Mississippi Valley
Central Relief Committee
J. C. Morgan
Teton County
Mr. Morgan
Helen Gellette
Chateau
United States
Morgan
Camp Fire
Lions Club Organized in Choteau
A Lions Club is forming in Choteau with 15 men attending a preliminary dinner at Beaupre. W. T. Nesbitt of Chicago outlined aims for the International Association of Lions Clubs. Signatures near 20 needed for local charter. temporary officers R. E. Nelson and George Tennant elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
International Association of Lions Clubs
Choteau
Beaupre
W. T. Nesbitt
Chicago
International
W. G. Wright
Minot
North Dakota
J. C. McGregor
Frank Hatcher
Lions Club of
Great Falls
J. J
R. E. Nelson
George Tennant
M. E. Church Notes Sunday Schedule and Sermons
Sunday school at 10 30 morning worship at 11 30 with a sermon The Risen Life Special choir music Farmington services at 3 00 Epworth League at 7 00 and evening service at 8 00 with a sermon The Unseen Force Robert B Culbertson minister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Risen Life
Farmington
Epworth League
Robert B. Culbertson
Mrs J W Ward Mourned in Belleview Ranch Community
Mrs. John W. Ward 56, a Teton county resident since 1899, died Monday at the family ranch in Belleview. Born Elizabeth Wynstanley in England she wrote for Chateau papers and was active in church and civic groups. Survived by husband two sons Vincent and Rupert, three sisters, and a brother. Funeral at St Luke's with burial in Chateau cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleview
Chateau
John W. Ward
Teton County
Europe
Chateau Papers
Mrs. Ward
Elizabeth Wynstanley
Haydock Parish
St. Helen’s
England
Lancashire
Incorporated Society of Musicians
Tonic Solfar College
London
Wardledge
Rupert
Chicago
Frederic
France
Madgelyson
Canada
Ward
Australia
St Luke’s Church
Lee H. Young
Great Falls
Chateau Cemetery
H. L. Halladay
A. C. Burbank
Wilson Gray
Henry Radcliffe
Wm. Hodgskiss
Frank Salmond
Fire destroys big barn on L. W. Lehre ranch west of Choteau
A large barn on the L. W. Lehre ranch west of Choteau burned Monday morning with its contents including harness, collars, sheds, and 250 bushels of oats. No livestock were lost except for hay and turkeys possibly unaccounted for. Mrs. Von Scherpenzael raised the alarm and, despite help, could not continue watering fires. neighbors aided to prevent further spread and no damage to the dwelling. The loss is not insured for personal property, while building coverage would not cover this loss. Byron Rogers remains in poor health at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W
Teton Declared Overall Winner of Falls Scholastic Meet
A table of official figures from the Falls scholastic meet shows Chateau top overall with 29 points, Fort Benton second at 27 14, and Teton credited with the greatest combined total across academic and commercial subjects. Fort Benton won academic honors and Belt captured commercial honors, but Teton receives equal credit for leading in total points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
F. F. Sparks
Chateau
Great Falls Tribune
Teton
Fort Benton
Belt
Tribune
Rod and Gun Club drives against predatory birds and animals
The Chateau Rod and Gun Club announces a May first to May 20 drive to exterminate specified predators. Teams captained by C Denzel McDonald and Frank M Snider will race to collect points from mountain lion to gopher with a trout dinner for the loser and credit for nonmembers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Rod & Gun Club
E. C Waldron
C. Denzel
McDonald
Frank M. Snider
Red and Gun Club
Power-Morgan
State
Dierberger to Give Baccalaureate Sermon for Class of 27
The Rev Dr P W Dierberger pastor of the First Congregational Church of Great Falls has accepted an invitation to preach the baccalaureate sermon to the Teton High Class of 27 on Sunday evening May 15 at the high school auditorium. His chosen subject is The Life Worth While. Dierberger came to Great Falls from Virginia less than a year ago and is described as a brilliant and forceful speaker with wide influence on interfaith and religious life in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Dierberger
First Congregational Church of
Great Falls
Teton High
A.B. Guthrie
Dierberger
Virginia
Great Alls
Unusual Forest Service Exhibit in Rexall Store Window
As part of American Forest Week the Lewis and Clark office displays a Rexall Store window exhibit illustrating forests as the source of many products. Items include artificial silk from wood fiber, paper bagging, wood flour based phonograph records, linoleum, rope, paper lath, basket braid, and socks knit from artificial silk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis & Clark
Rexall
Hannan Ill at Home. Eckford Leads Store in Absence
John J. Hannan is ill at his home with an attack of influenza. John Eckford is in charge at the store during Mr. Hannan's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Hannan
John Eckford
Mr. Hannan
Choteau Golf Club votes to incorporate as Choteau Country Club
At a Tuesday meeting in Choteau the Golf Club voted to incorporate as Choteau Country Club with J C Morgan T H Pridham and C S McDonald named trustees. John J Hannon and G C Core elected president and secretary. club will buy land along the east border of Chateau and establish a golf course. The Articles of Incorporation authorize social and athletic purposes and non assignable non dividend stock with a $10 annual dues for players. club plans tournaments and aims to grow from 25 members.
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Choteau
Chateau
Teton County
Montana
Annual Declam Tonight At High School
Ten girls compete in the high school auditorium for the chance to represent Teton at the state declamatory contest in Missoula tied to the all state track meet. Gordon Holmes and John Peterson withdrew to Bozeman to enter a scholastic contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Missoula
Gordon Holmes
John Peterson
Bozeman
Adeill Harriss
Strongheart
Mabel Caskey
Florence Trescott
Marguerite Maynard
Thelma Swenson
Belva Goodell
Elizabeth Veda Thompson
Little Sister
Loraine Lathrop
Nella Maynard
Grace Allum
Ruth Jarl
Choteau Meat Co to Open Main Avenue Shop May Second
The Choteau Meat Co. will operate two shops starting Monday May second and continuing through the summer. The Cash Meat Market stand on Main Avenue will join the existing store, as Viinker and Swedancky announced. Delays in new electrical refrigeration equipment delayed last summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Meat Co
Cash Meat Market
Main Avenue
Viinker & Swedancky
Zetia
Mercury Jumps After Subzero Wandering
After a cold snap that threatened to push April 1927 below normal, temperatures rose through Sunday to 70 degrees, Monday to 75, and Tuesday to 74 in the local area. The record high for April remains 80 degrees, as noted by County Agent Robert Clarkson’s office.
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Mercury
iCounty
Robert Clarkson
Forest Conservation Parade Friday in Chateau
Forest conservation takes center stage in a Friday parade through Chateau as County Agent Robert Clarkson and his band lead participation from the Boy Scouts Camp Fire Girls schools and local businesses. A free Royal theatre matinee follows with health films and comedies. parade forms at 2 30 at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Boy Scouts
Camp Fire
Headedy County
Robert Clarkson
Royal Theatre
Court House
Clarkson
Forest
Three to go from here to Bozeman scholastic meet
Ton County high school will send three to the state scholastic meet at Bozeman on April 30. Agnes Nasser and Lucille Morgan will compete in the commercial division, Jordon Holmes in the academic lists. Morgan won second in senior shorthand at the Great Falls district meet. the first place winner, a Cascade girl, is not sent, so Morgan is next in line to go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
Bozeman
Agnes Nasser
Jordon Holmes
Lucille Morgan
Morgan
Great Falls
Miss Morgan
Sheriff Warns Autoists About 1927 License Plates
Teton county automobile owners are warned by Sheriff J. L. Collins that the time limit for securing and displaying 1927 license plates has passed and that driving a car without these accessories risks penalties by law for delinquents.
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Teton County
J. L. Collins
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H. 8 Auditorium
M. E. Church Notes
Choteau, Montana
Liberty Loan
Otem
J. W. Ward
L. W. Lehre
Byron Rogers
ROD and Gun Club
DR. Dierberger
Forest Service
Choteau Golf Club
Choteau Country Club
Choteau Meat Company
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